The phrase "we further plan" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of continuing to plan something after doing some prior planning. For example: "We have discussed our budget plan for the upcoming year; we further plan to review our progress in six months to see if any changes need to be made."
Because, the obtained structures show biocompatibility when contacting with a mouse hippocampal cell line (mHippoE-18), we further plan to test their application potential on an animal model.
For the future, we further plan to integrate existing and currently developing bioinformatics tools to perform for instance genome-wide searches for regulatory motifs specified by position weight matrices with sound statistical analysis [ 38] or to discover new potential motifs based on transcriptional profile analysis and comparative sequence analysis over several related genomes.
We further plan to evaluate the performance of the system in case of difficult scenes such as large cities with high buildings occluding parts of the roads and under various weather conditions (e.g. snow, wet roads) during three campaigns in 2009.
We further plan to examine how much the IRMAdiag trainer helps improve learners' diagnostic capabilities.
We further plan to update the review over time as appropriate.
We further plan to study the integrity of Y chromosome in cell lines when exposed to arsenic.
"We have further plans to swab sites that have been destroyed by war.
"We have further plans for the business that would involve more significant spending on capital projects that are currently all on hold until we know for sure there is more stability," she says.
Further we plan to explore these options in order to advance the proposed method.
Further, we plan to provide access to the data used to construct the EQI publically on the U.S. EPA website.
Asked what comes next, Huang Teh-fu, a senior Nationalist lawmaker, replied, "We have no further plans; that depends on the crowd".
